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WESTERN UNIONS PRIZE.
TIE d. AND O. PURCBAsE HURRIED TO
AVOID INJUNCTTONS.

The Advice OF seno OF the Leng-hendea
Men Absut Mr.. Gould-An Account 90
what westerr Unien Gets by the Deal.
The bargain between the Western Union
Telegraph Company and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was hurried up little on Thurs
day beyond tho original intentions OF the ne
rotistors for a reason which appeared yester-
day. After tho Executive Committee meeting
Of the Western Union on Thursday. at which
the contract for the purchase was ratified.
some Of tho long-headod people that Mr.. jay
Gould gathers about him suggested that the
trade might as we'll be contaminated at once to
avoid possible Interference by chronic litigsnts.
30 the obligation Of the Western Union Com
pany to deliver to tho syndicate for account Of
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
10000 shares OF Western Union stock was
drawn up and delivered to Drexel. Morgan b
Go. by Mr.. Gould himself. who then received
the entire capital stock Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph. Before nightfall It had been
formally delivered to President Norvin Green
and put in tho treasury Of the company. thus
putting the purchase beyond the reach Of an
Injunction Al Of these acts weTe ratified At
I An U eapereaced telegraph man not now CON;
HssssS 1 rsas " tee Hon eP @
printed IN THE BUN yesterday snow tnlb IN
general way. but description OF tho moro Inn
portant parts OF the system Is essential to
complete understanding, OF the transaction.
In the first place 1t acquires as new business
all the traffic along the lines OF the Bsltimore
Shore. road as far es Albany. The line from
ana ana thy thy y NieEeI PSls roads Is ono
best in the country. Tho Baltimore and Ohio
paid 100000 for 1t, and then rebuilt It with
heavy poles. upon which 40 wires were placed.
at an expense Of about S2,0000O0
The competition on Southern business some
thing that the Western Union never had been
troubled with before. Is disposed Of by the
merger The loss to the Commercial Cable
Company will also be an. important factor.
since the Baltimore and Ohio gave trafic to
that company and also distributed for 1t. OF
course the officers Of the Commercial Company
do not take this view. A sample OF the man
agement Of the Baltimore and OHIO and its
anxiety to get business. away from the West
ern Union Is shown BY the fact that In many
cases. even on Its 10 cont rates. It allowed
large customers q rebate Of SO per cent, leay-
Ing 81 cents per out Of whsa
As yet no formal notice Of tho change IN
the B Bti and OHIO. The system Is turned
over to the Western Union free Of indebted
ness Of any kind, and the Baltimore and Ohio
assumes alleged forfeitures like those which
the Aldermen Of Philadelphia have threatened.
Mr.. Robert Garrett, the President of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. ar
rived yesterday on the Ems. He put up at the
Brevoort House. and denied himself to nearly
all corners, and especially to reporters.
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sandy, With Isr rgcks for yhs !cets n cling Q.
And when ths furicus wiads Mhieh whisstls over
break Loose. they sweep dow the trees fisht
and left. Our guides had 70 clear the trail Of .
mako our war on horseback from Sand Point
to the camp. We rode on. horseback about 100
a Scs uo ro saSuS mss 70
L. ana can stand outdoor ne: sftsE hsys got
man about q fortnight or three. weeks TO get
broken IN, end then yoy are ready to ~ aoIm ns.
about all the time yon have beep In the woods.
A man 70 20 TO such country should make up
rough II, and sleep wherever he ia. lie trap
per-. The game. for abort time. IL hardly
worth the. candle. ONO should 90 prepared 70
come come back With an added health and strength
which would well regay him" a. 49,. :, o..
tember. and reached the Grand Central Depot
on Sunday morning. tho I'd OF October.
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A New Farce at the TAal,a.

Tho ITALIA Theatre produced another new
play last night. this being the fourth
change of bill this week. THE Buch-
holzen." or the "Buchholz Family" q
farce in four acts by Leon Treptow, which
details the woes OF an ambitious woman.
whose sole purpose In life Is TO- rise In things
social. financial, and fashionable. Her failures
ways, and ali hands unite In the purpose OF
becoming plain and everyday folks. and enjoy
tier .B,ichhok, soap merchapt. Adele Palma as
the lively daughter Marie, Franz Costa as the
carpenter. her husband, and Max Lube as
BuchholTa faototum LedsTmann. made most of
the fun. The topical song by Walter and
Lube In tho second act received encores enough
to satisfy even an Unsuitable Hopper
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CRACK SHOOTING At LIVE B1nDa
The Great Open sweepstakes not yet Fla
ished-The Trophy shoot To-day.

The Great Open 0weepstakes not yet Fla.
ished-The Trophy shoot To-day.
DuNEhLEN, Oct 7-Pigeon shooters from
all over the country came to this place to-day
to participate In or witness the contests in the
Middlesex Gun Clubs tournament The at
tendance was very large. AL the crack live
bird shots were on hand. and they banged
away at more than 1000 pigeons. The event
Of the day was the great sweepstakes. open to
tho world. at twenty five single live birds. En-
trance. $25. with q $500 guaranteed purse It
closed with twenty-five entries.
The birds were strong flyers and the shoot
ing excellent. Owing to darkness the event
was postponed In the fourteenth round until
tomorrow morning. The following had made
clean scores: Frank Kleintz OF Philadelphia.
T. A. Peacock of Westfeld. N. Y; J. R. Stioe Of
Jacksonville. Ill: J. Brewer of Philadelphia,
Of Des Moinos. the champion Of the, United
caD oaaah oi NJ d.
Prior to the big event the unfinished event OF
evening Tss 2sad up and saS
shooting was frst-class. Among the new faces
81 Lite
James Thompson and Ed Thompson OF Yonk-
FRs " Of Iaa sl 81 f Gsssss
gerty OF Newark.
completed events:
Event iemTsn live birds x, ruls. ,raps
handicap rise closed with y entries APPENDED the
70 50 s.ss is s ysr Issss
sssS - - yald bo a 's
q sS gssa g Iss:
Esrds o. Csm5 - yasdSS o. % sas .inst Al
q pss9 p s. sssa asSi,t - y.dfe'
smith 30 yards q; Sheldon, so yards withdrew;
% e e q sae
4 Sas
ave traps both barrels: 500 susi.nssa purss 6snd
Il ps a SpIs summary the Sadd yards
; 5Sss' S:'ss i a y.!s ysss;. s.is drip
q ya:s sons 40 G:s S.sss%
h.dasn Yards Esy.r 50 yarSa 3; ei.s yard.
ysIds 3: st.~sr, ssrSs s. Camp wards 5: Clay;
Sa tsSay 'to ns "ssla
siS ss: ,sss 9 q. :s .ss ~
fsseoei is and Kisintz il; TsipsI III; Meaurehy, q
smith q Th0 S.s 81 e. d Miller ~; Smith 5.If nj
Williams o.; YsninEton. 3: E fhompsOR, g: J. Themp
son Budd. Graham: Psae % +, and Kieinta divided
s6o Il snd holder hs 81 The
diamond badge, will defend the trophy In .
100 bird match, birmingham rules, for $500.
against N. @. Smith OF Syracuse. N. Y.
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The Government Dodses.

DUBLIN. Oct THE inquest In the case Of
the victims at Mitchestown continued to-day. Mr.
Morphy counsel for the Crown declared that the wit
nesses tho who had testified In the
had nsulted by Mr. Harrington and that that gen
temsn had not been reproyed for his conduct by the
Coroner He therefore, declined to call any moro wit
took leading part in dispensing the crowd the
sion Of the rioting and examined him as to his know
edge OF the affair.
Constable Leahys evidence taken at the hospital
where he Ii now confined, suffering from wounds
ceived In tho light He testified that he was knocked
down and beaten times before he reached the bar
racks Identified Of tho turymen Of those
who had obstructed him.
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One OF BALDWIN,. Murderer. Killed.

Los ANGELES. Oct. IA letter has Just been
received by Cen John Baldwin of this city from parties
Durango. Mexico. where his brother. Leon Bald
win. murdered by Mexican bandits few weeks ago
concerning which outrage tho State Department in
sructed the United States Consul at Durango to mako
full investigation. Tho letter Kves facts
ing the affair and sates that the bands after robbing
Ing him for ransom VILLAGERS pursued the bandits
prised and killed i've OF them. Among those OF
ihe murderer Of Baldwin The letter further that
the people were greatly reoced that some Of the worst
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FATAL DIsEAsE IN NEW ORLEANS.
Outbreak OF EdenA In the Parish Prison
aad Other Public Institutions.

and Other Public Institutions.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. .6-Judge Kaman Of
the Criminal Court called the attention OF the
Grand Jury to-day to the outbreak Of ndema
in the parish prison and other public institu-
tons, and instructed them to make an exam
inatlon and nnd the cause Of this disease.
GdemA has prevailed in the parish prison for
two yoars, o number Of prisoners having died
oft In the last few weeks 4 has also made it's
two OF the inmates died from II, and In the
House OF the Good Shepherd: The disease had
never been known here before. and presents
many peSHllaPitiss which have puzzled the
pale, feeble, and weak minded. and dies OF de.
bllity, An examination made by the Board OF
Health last month attributed the disease to In
snflcient food Since then. however: 4 has
as the prisoners. It was then attributed to the
damp condition OF the prison, which lisa very
lions which are admirably managed has In;
Investigation will now be made. by the Grand
Jury to discover the nature and cause OF this
whom IL attacks.
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Csnrsrsue. or RepuslIean Leaders.

Ex-senator Plat called conference at the
Republican Headquarters In tho Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terdAy. He. Senator Hiscock. ex-senator Miller ex-
Congressman HumminE Bird BurlsiKh sx-ConEressnAn
Knapp Chairman Of the Executive Committee; Col
candidates were present Mr. Patt gave the other men
harmony champaign. They ali promised to DO COED.
Their ais e b .csshss and tons Of aets on the Re-
viii stump the State,
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Mr.. o'Br,ea's Case Adjourned.

DUBLIN. Oct. THE hearing in the case Of
Mr. William oBrien. who was summoned for publishing
Of meetings Of suppressed branches of tho
National League in United Ireland has been adjourned
pending decision Of tho appeal to tho Superior Court
by tho Crown In the case agailss Lord Mayer Sullivan
Mr. Healy, member OF Parliament MI. OBrien'a coun-
SOL applauled the magistrates decision and said that
the shown itself fair minded In Its disposition
or tho Mr.. O'Brien present In the court
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George W. aermaine'. D,..pp..ranes.

George W. Germaine, q bookkeeper In the
Bank Of New York for sixteen years. left the bank
O'Clock last Saturday afternoon since which time there
has been of him. 1t is supposed that he has
mind The bank oissis report that his sScount. are
and feet inches tall He has black hair and dark
moustache. He wore q brown striped suit checked
shirt and brown overcoat whom he went away. He
lives in Flushing.
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Fort SAITH. nanrmau Kept busy.

FORT SMITH. Ark. Oct. 7.-Silas Hampton
and seaborn Green hung to-day in the United
States Jail yard for murder. Both faced their fate
with great GOODNESS and died game Their necks
broken by the fall Both confessed the crimes and died
penitent The crime for which Green was hung the
murder OF three deputy marshaR all OF whom he At.
tackled while asleep Hampton murdered an old white
man named Lloyd the night Of Dec g. 1880 and gave
his that there too white in the
nation This Is the ninety fourth hung BY the pres
emit hAuRman.
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A Too Ambiti.u. Burglar.

joseph Tallant OF 1888 East Twelfth street
broke into the house of Bella Broncella ia East FR
teenth street, ats n yesterday gaining access BY
window He stole thirteen knives eight forks I've
through coal hole and entered the house Of Margaret
Eennedy 10 East Twelfth street He was frghtene4
away. and left the silyervare In the hall Policeman
Foley got on the hiefs track, and at r. NJ yesterday
had him locked up In tho station house.
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A..reA,.t., Lar. T.lk Of . san D,st..e..

LONDON. Oct. IA combined meeting Of An
archsts and Socialists was to have been held In Cleve
land Hail. London this evening to protest against the
execution Of tho Chicago Anarchists Whom the time
arrived for the opening tho doors were found have
been locked BY the landlord the tenants of the hathe
Communistiker Observation-Disclosures having paid
their rent The meeting adjourned to an adjacent
hall occupied by club OF Communiss William Morris,
the poet presided In his speech he said that the Chi
caRo cases showed him how the thin veneer Of CIV
iiiation mere brutality was removed and the hu
beast exposed.
One man named Seymour said that every Anarchist
the Chicago meeting ought to have thrown bomb at
were carried out q he were brought before Judge
world Of such Q william" II .-,..
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Henry George Mt Auburn.

AUBURN. Oct. 7.-Henry George spoke In the
Academy Of Music here tonight to large audience
The Rev. =. II. Human Of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church presided and introduced NJ George. On the
platform were Mayor Austin, Police Commissioner
Laurie the Rev " brown and represent OF the
United Labor party from the different wards In the city
Mr. George spoke for about hour and half and II
the close Of bis remarks answered questions propound
ed 70 him BY persons In the audience.
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Fr0ua Beach to Bar.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE Hon. Andrew
wys, of the Judges of the Supreme Court of this
District for twenty four years. and who was retired
some months since at his request o-day ad-
mitted practise in the where he lately presided
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The Lisusr Questisa In Atlanta.

ATLANTA. Oct. I'm view Of the approach
ing vote Prohibition In Atlanta, the City Council
asked the Legislature limit the district In which
lIauor could be sold II the city should 70 wet" and
AZ high license; This measure OF restriction and high
license advocated by the anti Prohbitiontss and
opposed by the Prohibtonsts The matter came up In
the Legislature today and the City Counehs bill Was
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Retriever Duke Retrieved By Capt. s.,tA.

Capt Smith of the Police boat Patrol saw
paragraph In The Sun that South Paw" Al Heritage
Of Jersey City h,d lost his great retrieving dog Duke
ming in the East River on Governors lsiand. and
picked him up II is thought that Duke stolen by
river thieves and jumped on their craft and on
his homo.
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There May ne Fuu ut rarrytown.

James William Husted's Assembly Conven-
ton Ia held at Tarrytown to-day, and there may DO
pleasant time for the spectators Since senator PAtt
was unknd the Bald Eagle at the Republic IN state
Committee meeting, the number OF men who ant 70
pluck his feathers has increased The Senate Conven
ton held At the same time and between them the IN
hAbitants OF Tarrytown should make mp for siGhu
they may have received from travelling cirouAes
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Ravaaes or Typhoia Fever.

CANAJoHARIE. Oct. 7.-Typhold tever has
prevailed 10 an alarming Central Bridge seho
hArie county for several weeks The family Of Land
lord Jacob o LsthA a that place has been nearly sA
lsrmipAted His wife and tive sons have lust dea and
kthrd sSn sAs saly member q his family saryiVnG y
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aerna.y Settle. her BIZ with France.

PARIS. Oct. 7.-Count Won Munster, the Ger
man Ambassador, to day handed to n FlourenA Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs Si2oOO the agreed upon
o Raa hs snno %b a. wss
shot dead the Franco German frontier; Count Won
Munster stated that inquiry proceeding TX the
responsibility for kaufmannS In shooting Brgnon.
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rrs.e for .. Essay .. st,ni.s the waves.

BERLIN. Oct 1.-THE Nautical Society Of
Hamburg has offered prise Of 500 marks for the best
essay the subject calming the By the Of oil
An exhaustive description Of experiments Of the effect Of
oil made up the present time required; also crit
csm Of the arrangements used far and especially
complete directions for its use by large steamers and
sailing vesselA well small vessss-pilot fishing,
and life saving boats-besdes directions for the Of
oil at and near the coast
The essays are to be written In English or German,
and sent before Nov l. 1887, to the President OF tho
Nautical Society," Director OF the Navigation School,
Capt T. e. Matthiesen Hamburg Competition 10 not
limited by nationality.
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Lord spencer speak. Out fer ireland.

LONDON. Oct. Tin q speech at Aberyswith
this evening Lord Spencer said he satisfied that the
League had nothing to do with crime In Ireland Re-
ferrng the trial OF Lord Mayor Sullivan he said he
would advocate breach of the law but in the pres
en state Of affairs he could not expect anything differ
more stropry than ever that Gland needed home rule
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Inssruer cailinan Di.l,ked Work.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Callinan, the informer. who
ID tesfynE for the Crown In the against his
federaes for the murder of Constable Wheehan CON
unued his evidence at Ennis to-day He said he dsked
work II appears from his testimony that his only stock
in trade that ho murdered Pat Henbridgs and had
slnce been welcomed everywhere.
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Gov. Hill mt Home.

ELNIRA. Oct 7.-Gov. Hill spent the day on
Ksusa Lake and came down 70 thi, city this evening
whose residence he met few friends. Later In the
evennghe left for Albany.
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Fat KliIen Wants to FisAt.

CHICAGO. Oot 1.-THE announcement that
Sullivan sail for Europe appeared here this
morning. Parson" Davies this afternoon made public
letter Prom Pat Kilen challenging sullivan to box him
ten rounds or more In Minneapolis. st. Paul, or MI
waukse within fifteen days.
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Collector MAGons yesterday appointed Dem
oerats Assn ,. o1traAdsE Thomas o. DUE and Joseph
lsskssss q ksaslsssy hssISiisz2 ia1ssi i ET .
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KNIGHTS HEAR REPORTS.
THE GENERlL sECRETA1Y AND TIE
\ EXECUTIVE BOARD HEARD E1O1E
zstehsssS Figures Oct tnat the Ordsr Hes
4 Lost Oniy zoe, eco Mensers-The Bears
) and Ste Royeetts-Abeut Wonen's Work.

etitutiOn Will be bitterly opposed py the entis.
A leading Eastern Knight Expresses the opin-
ION that tho dissatisfaction over this matter is
very much. stronger than the administration
men have any idea OF. The antis" would have
to poll q two-thirds vote to win. The princi.
pal point OF opposition among tho "antis"
seems to be that they do not like the idcn OF the
general officers holding Office for q two years
term They also make the claim that at least
two of the present general of1cers-Secrctary
I Litchman and Treasurer Turner-are wholly
incompetent. The administration delegates.
asked In regard to the matter, state emphatic
ally that these charges Of incompetency are
entirely without foundation In fact. They say
that two better men for the positions named
could not be found In the organization. It'll
evident that the two factions in the Conven-
tion fear each other. Long secret caucuses
are held nightly by each Of them.
General Secretary 1itchmap presented his
report to-day. The following Is synopsis:
81 .'sss %;%ss e.
md the Of msmss n ,s o,ds a. ,Ssn
ep pos a.: Ths srs.,s ' N
= hun
aays ssa Expired * rush again and
TS FIJI s ssnk e e i
hay. continuity With ss:sai. upon ne orSs.
AZ rde
M Ieon 1one " h,s nros,on hs tctsl nnnbsr al
IN spte OF III ins snsng INV A In found
numbers is30to Add to This The nearly 6ooO who arc
same relation 70 the order ss we're the 70 ss "a
ported as IN srsas IN sne ast g nh Inv Ips1
hSs wosd az nppa9snt Of about 1885,
ap members Tie receipts for the fscsl year ending
July are shown 70 be Ss ISL giving with balances on
hand grand total Of ss ;. s;,,mona After .aounr
snss ~ & Of me on Law
with such other Changes a. had been presented the
."ia 10Th
ne IN ana tnS zane s,n N ~ ~ d s
srntons OF Iii cotnmstee on revision was submitted to
% Sssen,bIjes ~ provided under the vote under
Witch the commitIse appointed. The assemblies
Ecre requested 60 vote upon the Paoper a.
s r.t proposition 1nS upon nm me scona pronoso
c from IN local showed tliat 2Sea
in. vnteS YES m The nrsf nronoaition And
I'm. so,sa nn. nat VA local sssembes Voted YES on
~ t'o sa so.ed n ny, and ma no
'ho se'ona p'opo.i :, ~au Wv Nv
The General Secretary makes NUMBER OF
(, Recommendations. which may DO summarized
ea fnIInwa.
That the subject 81 eetsolisnnR cooporauvc eaxnn
association be considered BY the COMMITTEES on the state
Of the OrdeI. and Y deemed advtssoIe the proper
Euthoriy Pc given "a securo N acs 9i au
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dslsSsigl Ssss.hsrTSSsr%; but nj ssitsy ssss.
On one day t dropped within twelve hour;
MSe Y 2 g at snd
Portable. Sherwood had built huts and store,
houses for us in advance. SO when We got there
The Indians 'e Tess good ,nStursd Fellows.
never been at war with the whites: These In.
OF Lake Kanuska- On the north shore the
Ko9tenai Indians hunt They all like whistey
Wore
clont. Generally they wear Q breech clout and
adirty blanket; The men generally wear some:
match for white men in strength. had one Of
sas then sss%
up the job. saying II was too hot.
During the last year number OF miners end
erals have been found and traces Of gold.
They all have little gold dust about them
that haze Sp 6f there Is mo way
bed rock, which they cannot reach now ON ac-
tors there now arc rather iamished LOT. and
the older heads do not take much stock In the
prospects.
which, as hs
Is no way OF getting 1t to market. That 10 the
trouble with that whole countrI-its inAccessi-
bility and it's ruggedness. There are deep
seams and gulches between the hills. Many OF
the hills or rather mountains. are snow
capped.
and Major Holberton collected two dollars
worth OF gold dust as souvenir OF the trip,
There Is some quartz about the lower end Of
blasting there. and have scared away good
deal Of game. especially the caribou. One
through these forests o the facility With .WhicS
the trees blow down. The sol 10 very Hight and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-02
The Pasadena Club.

At the last meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Union Club of Pasa-
dena, committee of three was ap-
pointed to secure plans for a club
building to be situated on the south
west corner of Colorado street and
Pasadena avenue. and to cost about
$4,000 exclusive of furnishings.
From the specifications which have
been submitted to some of our local
architects by this committee, the
Union Club building will be the finest
and most complete building of its kind
in Southern California. The Union
Club was incorporated July Sth, 1887,
with capital stock OF $4,000. The
following are the officers: Capt. ID.
R. Risley, President; w. U. Masters,
Vice-President; George Hermann,
Secretary. Directors: p. M. Green,
w. U. Masters, H. w. Magee, d. r.
Risley, G. S. Martin, j. w. Wood and
r. M. Furlong.-[ Pasadena Star.